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rVicbGIl RlcK Isl AND &PACIFIC RAIL WAY

. on q ia rontral POSITION. cIose fentlon 20 prin
~ ~ - =, of Cbif1go and continuous lines at
armln roins west, Norhw, aud Southwest Is the
,ts middle Ink in that tronscontincnal system
invites and illtutcs travel nnl trailc IN either
Gr,riiD N bet wee n the Atlantic and Pacific.
nm {or Island main line and branches include Chi
Jiliet Ottawa. aSale, Pcorin Genesso, Moline
~ Ii,,.fon Fiirn11 Ottumwa osknloosa. West Lib
nv. i"tya tifv nes Moines, Indianola Winterset At
Lray,ilir Audubon, Harlan. Guthrie Centre and
gonnli BHiT4 in Iowai Gallatin Trenton st. Joseph.
,,r,,, nd k lnsa5 City, in Missouri Leavenwoith
i 'ii, IN kansas; Albert Lea, Minneapolis and
81 Paul. IN Minnesota Matef,omn, IN na hi ana
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HOLIDAY GOODS

Such as Reed, Rattan, Students,
Folding, Patent Rocking and Fancy
Chairs. Stands Tables and Fancy
Cabinet Ware of all Kinds. We
shall sell CarpetingS, Oil Clothes,
Window Shades, Draperics way
DOWN
ES We recognize this as Hard
Winter and will sell everything in
our Stock at prices that must
nlaaSn
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26
For Sale! For Sale!
-seNOTTCEN@

reSh sock ol FURNITURE
Will do wen " give US
BET pure fasing ese
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IL the direct favorite line between Chicago and Mime
iis nd St Paul this route solid Fast Express
Trains run daily to the summer resorts, pGturcsgng
i6cntes and hunting and fishing grounds Of Iowa ami
Minnesota The rich wheat fields and grazing lands OF
interior Dakota reached via Watottown short
lilo rute via Seneca and kankakee offers supe
Tier in cemens TO travellers between CINCINNATI n
donnn1lis Lafayette and Council Bluffs st. Joseph
Atchii1n ieavcnworth, Kansas city, Minneapolis ST.
Fa5li an intermediate points; Az classes OF patrons
Nv families ladies and children, receive from
officials employees Of Rock Island trains protection
resprrt mi courtesy and kindly treatment. .
Ticket Maps Fulders-obtainahc at all principal
Ticket offices in United States and Canada-or any
desired information, address,
R. R. CABLE. {. ST. JOHN, T. A. H0L6hOoh,
Pr.stk Gsul Mgr Asftushl Msr' Htn Il.I Sfas@ AZ
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The Great Rock island Route

lnar1mfoos spgId V0TU uII1 5rIITy 10 49, vi" II
a is Of heavy steel It's bridges are solid structures
ftns nd from Its rolling stock Is perfect as human
an make IL il has all the safety appliances that
ahanieal genius has invented and experience proved
r3unhe Its practical operation Is conservative and
tqtholcal-its discipline strict and eNactnE The lux
ury Of it's passenger aCconnodntioh Is uhequheu In
tbe Wcst-insurpasse in the world. -, ~
IN ,r..ess Trains between Chicago and the Missouri
picr consist Of Comfortable Day Coaches magnificent
p',linon Palace Parlor and Sleeping Cars, elegant
nining cars providing excellent meals nnd-betwecn
Chicago Joseph, Atkinson anu hhilshs
,1t,,t,t bui
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The above taN h. h" expended on the roads
IN SAID township, and sumner Pierce is hereby
appointed Agent 10 lay out aud cxpcnd the
same.
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Dead River Log Driving Compan,

The members of the Dead River Log Driving
Company are hereby otified that the annua
meeting of the Company will be held at the
office Of G. G.. Totman in Fairfield on Wednes
day, the end day of February next at 10 o. clock
In the forenoon. for the purpose OF choosing
officers for the ensuing year and to raise
money to defray the expenses and pay debt,
OF the Company and to transact any business
thought proper when met.
SkOwhegan, January 18th, 1887.
3w2 WILLIAM PHILBRICK Clerk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

Long BEACH HoTEL-L NJ Lane, G. Nc Null
len, $ q Palmer, Minneapolis: G Ii Frost.
wife. child and nurse, Ch cago; Rev DR. h
Schrieber, Los Angeles; ] Fist, Pueblo; II
Mills and wife, Geneva: II NJ Stevens ard
wife, Sycamore, Ill; J F Coy, independence,
Ia: l. Inetzger and wife,. Alameda: L
Frazel. 5 Hamaker, Minnesota; DR. j
Johnson, Wisconsin.
ST CHARLES HOTEL-T Reynolds, Tomb
stone: w A Clark. Mrs G Leach, Mrs I Z
Olmstead, Mrs Mann, San francisc1; Geo II
q egg, Girard, Kansas: Cole, city; w )
Taylor, Santa Ana: g 5 ForGy, Springfeld;
J Beatty, Jr. San Francisco; J II Bronong,
city; Gus VIM, o III Wescott, ID d Cog, SIN
Franc SEQ: Chas Glendening, Geneva. Ind );
w A Ryan, Dudly, Galesburg. Ill.
ST. ELMO HoTEL-C l. Brakeman and wife,
Miss NJ Blake mau, Miss n Gillespie, Iowa;
J G Err. niger and wife, Miss Erringer, Phil
adelphia; C II Shinu, h Root. M Il Elmore,
San Francisco; Hunt | z Digg, Wood
land: Stearns, T p Lukens and wife, B
S G Bogart aud wife, San Bsruardino: K j
Ross, Mrs d Dahield, Detroit. Mich, J
Gray, Yuma; 4 Harris. Ontario; @ K Maj
fer, Petaluma; a Mason. n Diego: E 9
II Fuche, Ch cigo; U Patton, Riverside;
q B Johnson and wife, Chicago: G Euell
and wife, Rochester n I; " Y Boaz and
wife. TT Worth, Tex; + N Berger and wife.
San Francisco; B + smith, san Fernando; )
s Nathan. Sacramento.
GRAND CENTRAL HorEI4-Mrs Il Dunning.
Mrs Lambert. N l. Rink. 0Iklsnd; Robert
Watson, Kansas CITY: David Lonfyilis,
South st Morris; w Boomis, Des Mofues,
Ia: W S Licks. Elgln, Ii; James Murphy,
Taylorville. III; A Brewster, Los Angeles;
August Lawson. Usage CITY, Kan; " Don
nell, Santa Ana: b Watson, rndlands;
Henry w Ssdler, Il K Glason, Salt Lake
city; Watson, d C6leman, Pepher,
Redauds; Z \ Rawlings, Mrs Lanra Con
nell, Pasadens; A Raine, Santa Ana; A w
Syphold. Ballona; Watson, San Ifeso.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

Aguayo, Motor Aguayo, Ygnacio Aguayo,
Charles + Snodgrass and Elizabeth Snod-
grass-Notice of action to enforce convey
arce Of lots and Sec ID, TIP | s. r 10 w.
EE Shattuck to Il Il Stoddard and II
Blanchard-Lease of lot with Improvements
thereon known as 100 San Pedro street for
Leslie F Gay to Geo w Meade & Co-Lease
OF building on north SIDE OF virgin street
between Upper Main and Alameda streets,
for IL months.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
NM Crookshank to Lorenzo N Brooks
Release OF mortgage, book 81. page
Jacob weidler to Fred L Alles-Assf gn-
mcut of mortgage, book si, page 2o7.
Michael kelleher-5oldter's dt charge
Almeda M Smith to John B Baskin-Par-
tial release of mortgage, book SO, page u
Commercial Bank OF Santa Ana to Emma
SC Gunn-Releise of mortgage, book 79, page
1872
Edward Records to VIM Kane-Assign-
ment of mortgage book S5, page 2bS.
p S Madison TO James Advertisements
of mortgage. book "A, page GA
Same to l. Mair-Asstgnment OF mort
gage book 10, page l31.
John w Douglass, assignee of Susan kel
lnyg, formerly Douglass-Partial re ease OF
mortgage, book Y, p.ge 376.
&C Meyer to Ellis Powell for Mr. hinselh
-Receip pt Of part payment on 25B acres In
lot 6 block 73. II S
Jesse Sears-Receivers receipt for lot 4,
Sec Ii, Tp s, K 10 w.
Co orado Street Railroad Co and r NJ
Wharton, Jesse Knight, Ssml Stratton. E IL
Royce, Calvin Tnornton. ID Shellhanier,
Charles White. Mary White, J K Giddings
and Jennie Giddings-Agreementt to build
ii painter TO L F Miller and W L Carter
Partial release.of mortgage. book 10, page
Al.
JF Goodepow to NJ weitz-Assignment
of mortgage. BOOK "a. page l6a.
Map OF Grand View suudn OF lots a ami Z,
BLOCK /, Monroyia tract, f4-55.
Map of Watkyns subdn of part OF b
Clapp Homestead, Pasadena, l4-66.
MARGINAL sATIsFACTIoNs OF MORTGAGES RE-
PORTED BY RECORDER FkBaUAEY 25rH.
FC Gresham to IL Benedict, book So,
pag III.
c Legge to G Kernaghan, book "A. page
MI wicks to l. Roeder. book 70, page a5a.
EW Reid ct Tx to Newhail, book a.,
Mrs Mae Bayles to W Fl Kane, book "A.
FG Howland to Caroline D Kane, book
70, page 81
j b Baskin to Richards, book so, page
COZ.
whitcomb to A II Tufts. book 81. page
$50.
Frank D Elder to chaffee. book z,
Eckles to l. Bancroft. book "A. page
3O2
J II Martin to Mrs NJ Turner. book So,
PAGE 33f.
L Rotsford to CTothers. book 50, page
17S.
Pw Dorsey to W Parker. book 5s. page
20.
E Farnam to Annie Gray, book Sc, page
337.
MI wicks to II Hamilton, book 70, page
5l7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

1t is good rule to accept only such med
icines as have, after long years of trial,
proved worthy OF confidence. This is n case
where other peoples confidence NAV be of
great service, and it has been the expert
ence of thousands that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral is the best cough medicine ever used.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

Heartburn, indigestion srdyspepsia cured
by that excellent remedy, Mother Carv's
Dyspepsia Powders" Never have been
known to fail. For sale by G.. II. Hance
successor 20 Prcuss & HanceG and Ellis &
Co Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
ANew luu,ber Yard

Has been established by the achallertGa-
aahl Lumber Company on Washington
street, nearly opposite the Washington Gar.
len, where they will keepa ft1if Inc of all
kinds of lumber and building material.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
DYE WORKS.

NInY STEAM DYING AND CLEANING
u Wurks-A 1snrrHin- Office l20 South
iirrs.s.. nIIJ,Dsite the old place. Dyeing and
glaEIIing nd ewery kind of ladies' and gents
tilslhiiinr, Grrpe, khawls, silk and lace, kid
gloves enc BhDes. flannel and ribbons. lace
.slIerzEzIB, hlEnksIE. made equal 10 new.
BlaEik Hi-k E-agses made q specially. Dye
wEIrikF Ne. Rb Htisth Los Angeles St. Crest
rr.sffurzim IN urine. au106m
SWH1isMAN STEAM DTE woRKs-LADlES
~ anr RENTS Clothing cleaned and dyed.
0'HKiiing 0f flannel undertaking. etc,
GFm. DQEEH0FF & CO., 123 South Main
fsubt1, agpDsite cathedral. Los Angeles.
let's u
nEasFllAH STEAM DY ING AND CLEAN
A ing MBrks. I1yeing Hiid Cleaning of ev-
cry dfit.rsirlIriBn. ladies dresses dyed with
nifr riiIuiinE. KID Gloves. FlHnnels Ribbons
EnG HsiulikH1E maiie 10 look like new. Office:
mt ssBuih fipring street Dye Works: Cor
1lssr kspw High zna Bellevue avenue.
a:2 j. EOLLET. Proprietor.
III 0fs ANGtLEs STEAM DYEING AND
IL Claiming Company. Office-Ccrner of
Main End Arcadia streets, opposite Wells.
u fR-gD ds On. Dyeing and cleaning OF every
,IiaEfrilisiJ 0nf Indies and gents clothing.
Qf-sH-s tRken and delivered. Send postal
aElya UBisnhBne No. III. Branch corner
MEsn End second streets.
#fzIp JAMES 1ARQUIER. Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Dyspepsia Cured.

Red Star Cough Cure supplies a needed
want. 1t has no narcotics, and Is purely
vapptp hln
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
ImPIoAmENT Et RxEAUS.
t.sINEsRlES.

EyfTaE70E STEAM LAUSDgY-wALL
II. E--nst near corner Seventh. Teie-
1f,uue No. RE7 Our wagons cell fo- and De
iiis1f4r washing in al psrts OF the city. AL
,II-iigrs 1rnruJ.sly attended 10. Only white
ltlhs,r ssrurlDvee. Au@u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

wrxx,gu< Debility seminal weak.
~<F-x.. f.xsausIed VITALITY. iGst
HEx1npud- and ell the terrible effects OF
.tsssg .slI,Ilae and excesses in IDa:urer years.
.s,1rt n. nnnturnal emissions, less OF mem
mr. dfiu1nass 0f vision, aversion To society,
the xsltrl flI.id passing CnObseryed in the
urine. .nd other symptoms that lead 10 In
suIiity ard heH-h. onng aha NAuaie-
.4II,TtT5ld acunsnlt rs zs once. Cufe tsuar.
.nafpG fn All Gases- tsnsuita-
sZrn fr-re. Chemical analysis. including
1furpugh microscopic examination OF the
-r--.srt 81. AN hnnest opinion given in all
s...s..a We furnish The 6rear Esssgi giish
f-FxnRt.F- >lr Asssey Cooperss VI
rna rscsIern1sse al So a bottle or four
Z; mss the uuautify, slo.
~nMFIE ssOTTLE FREE
an FslFy grp stn-Iug Fy'mptnfns. sex and age.
NFFRr..ss F,wx-rJstSf MEDICAL. EsES-
EESsAEE- Me- Il Kearmy street,
an Ereucisco- Cal. "a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
aRsHITEs'g =.

ARsHITEs'gS
w o. HEEIrHEw. GEe. r. sesTERIsAS.
0vDSTTR SAN & MERiTHEw, ARCHI-
L. 1an7s ind sRnTIEry Engineers, Il South
MlEin ssaret1t, Rooms and 8, Motifs Block,
lins A1lesles. e9Rli iurnia. f13-tf
C. lJUUGEEs-AECHIaE MAX
+ wei Building. corner Court and Nam
sislsststs. Evening classes Mondays, Wed
,,.sE 5EyK End Fridays from 7to9. Eu20
GHAs. Il STRANGE E'EgD c. GDTTsCHALK.
lhuR AH4e4E x GOT1eCHALK-ARCHI
~ sag1.s offices, Nos. ~ South Stirring street
Kmmk & Hnd L. and - West firsi street,
RsniIrnE H. and Ia, Los Angeles, Cal p. o.
Raxd5la- IslsphDneg7-
N Il. ROFF, ARCHITECT, s3 TEMPLE
L.. X. FDrmerly of IoruiItD. d25 3m
IN R. .WOT~@ARCHITECT AND SUPER
IA hIttsndsIt Ofiloe. Rooms ls and 10,
ilIiEfisr aslack. iy20tf
HAMTI1L AN.0 JOSEPH c. NEWsOM-
~ A-chrpUiE-Room 2, 1ne North Main
IT,, liIss nnrales. s11Stf
VYS0R, n.OasGAE & wALLS-sRCHI-
N 1sct6. -Dums T. and q. 10. 50 south
-S.rituG - 9fDs Angeles, fsai. Gsh-tf
FWEHc C. PELg0S, JR-ARCEITECT,
y wlIlsun hlbrk. No p West First street,
N RtFNE-AECHlTFCT AND SUR
D. weyUr Room 10, Phillips Block,
lisiin ss1ree-. iseEidenue Vest Washington
ssszHss.. asDs Angeles, Cal. Twenty-Five
uEEs-E axps1feuce- aus-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
MISCELLAsEDT&
LITHOCRaPHIC ESTA8lEEHEEI

III luuHxx AAG -AN-A--@ -
Fur
SOutharm GaMzxxrnisn~
rR- PATRONIZE Al NEW AND HQMA
ENTERPREsE.
Lithographic work ezsefited IN ule Hhis'fO
STYLES aud at Ieasonlrbie RriGsss
DESIGNS EuHsIsHIsD 0fs AHs1Ig1KnniK-
Correspondence soiicitatE
M ties and Inflammation by applsiag Ia Giis
Los Angeles LIthagITphE Gu.
OFFICE Timer Mirror Gai-1eIe1lhBIts EaD.
~, Los Angeles.
TN BEssISIE,, FdrmerIY ManHgeIr al EiH
Merchint.4 LItilagrtplb, Cai. H. u.
THrn. A. SCHMIDT, F6nmeriy y esut DEL tlnf
rngr fBr the 5chmidE Label u AifaiG 0'b,,
San Francisgo4 nAfan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
sEeEG H.4LrST%

.rNpAME C.. ANE0SuA, VI D.. ETESlLN tS:ss
M and Madical GiiIirgGganE;; Dh Ssi--h an
lar,re uractlas in SIM HrI,GiaGin Garrgel 2 arg
uosis md sure carefaIl EnaarInenG q a. a-1t'-
easeg Laziies amt genfiamsm Gii8n eiiIisinu
her on all and every affirm al 1tsa, sltiinIain-
tion mines, ores, eEe.,, ILL -1iif1i M IL
oppogira CathedrIl. tr91n III " NJ ubs H. NJ
Diseases of women ami Gfrun1Ie % ta;tsstb u
speciaIty English, frengih ann httEifilhA
spoken. A Anr l-AH
MRS, EMMA y. EnEl,, rE.AGIHE OF
WI Metaphveican SeianGe an 4hrllsinli-n
henlinq 2ss s, Main street., R1Gm L. EsIilErK
u 70 q VI GlUTM
IL, ROBBINS.. VI d. EELEtnuC HfHNsI-
E oian and S4Irgsanl- EleGtricit-S n xls-
cislty. Diseasss diagIIeseah witfnur eszllilflns-
tiou from the pntiant.. @tiGs hHu1rs q NJ y,
L t05. 7toa Lanronta B20GiS, dirllstr Hl5ls1
ano Snrins- Streets. Dg.nin
MISS COOLEY. METAPHHfsIGlAx...n M :.
u Spring street. Raaur L, EIm ~ ~ n
AZ Nf 4an-rl
IRA E.. De CAlLHQl. AGUt0IGsa Gsa.I *.
II and Surgeon. 0rteH anil nesitfsuiie 2A
Temnje. street. when desra,t, uadw pa.1it,iisf
are boarded during trearlusifh az daift,t.ss;S
peculiar to their sex. anse1
Mrs, q. T.. BUCKGH.8 HAS REM10NfD
MI 10, her resilfauea. lib EellexvIse aE1tIllrt,
and will uTakes a 4peGialry ad mlithguH,iy-
Ts,jies wi,4 hing tpl be, Gag.at tsr ain 1e air
cnm mo,tsted az hec hnuHe.. she g,t-n a-Av'rssE
be found ut homo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
ENeusEEzxs AND <EEvEHxz.ss.

wv IT.. McGLERE GIwHE. EreIgIlER
w aud Surveyor, u 3. Deputy Malta-Il
Surveyor. LA North 1hI1ln st1;stEs4- -alE lAl,-
geJes Cal Telenh0ne 5sH. Nh. auin Er
TtERysusE FCkGELE., B. n. C.: f.. Gdx-
NE sirlting Enginee5- And s-I-vg-ur;; BHsI,-
ci af., Member Inatifzifa Civil ls.iI.sIs-s HnI-
don.. Room LA, Allan HllGii,, gIrn1sr spriinf
and Temple 9ll1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

St. Jacobs Oil will cure the worst case of
neuralgia in night. Thousands know this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

VEsN Il Ell RinLIWN Ii, d. Rt4nslt tlAS
,J and surgeon, eifaiIaa.a. ah ulfs U fiHAts- lt,
slty of MiGhler4n Qtiice and rassl .ssilltih 'iA
South Main street- Qtiigeh0u-,+ nj aDIlsA n NJ
ITO ar M and tatR,, NJ k-sf.rtIiaisst ffrin.
A. b.. EaImer, DeaIn a, tine Thrive tllly an
Michigan,. Geo. e FrutAingtiaIm A. N II VI,
Professor OF rherIpueiies alld Asifztinn 4tst'ii-
lea uuiversity Of MiGhisitn- ptjlmlIL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
ESHH HR~sDeS-

NH n. nANIs0S x Co. kXCU RsIoN
L. Fns1 via Salt Lake, March 10 and "A.
alTu;zl Z Hnd n 10 North Spring 81. ie2o-lm
V-U0IIETsS MAI EXCURSION EAST VIA.
New asrieEns. "Wednesday, March L In
t0l n. VIOLET, 9Ce Y Main ST.. 5 I: I1rkei
Cesfii1e fl7 I'm
nj, WAIIEK,s EXCURSIONS GOING
H. East leEve Los Angeles March l. 10
anu ~. Office. 1finD finu-e- seDl2ti
Ea9aF4l,S MKT EXCURSION EAST
4 4ssrtin . ISS7. Office. Pieo House corner
aa1s.f
TETAIfzNtIE BE0s. i CROSBY, OF Ss2
NJ Np-fh Main street, Los Angeles, TX
st,lrrEiEns Ens- 9nd Nest al lowest rates, ana
uIit..stfIit accommodation. Call on OF ao-
ts1r,.EE tsi,..m jUr DsfeiculhrE snd rates
ETNtJI ESIOlNS EASI.-A. PHILLIPS d
IL On7. 4tDS-nn and Caliiornis Excursions
N-sA 8eEve Los angeles, Cnlton and way
ugiIrftK G.I1rtug l5S7, on The following d-tes
fsur al I.HiIits East: February ~,
a isg-rh M end 81 April IL and 2e, May II ano
~. Hume rs and 10, July IL and IS. August IL
Fsnfi "a. -,ss,ituIuher ID snd -, October Is and
~ X iET4sIntssr 10 and %, Dece Der 10 ana
sI EHr rufes and further inform alton re-
..,t.rI5iug -7aiEE and routes 10 al eastern
TtlsIfts cal Ut aaT address n. PdiL4lcS q
dIQa. Bsg Ssu-sf Main street. i angeles.
Glas : NJ ,suIsth CLARK street, Chicago, III Us
san.Iliill,,iun ST., Bnstsn. Mass. 1an2o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

nR Il E. COaN-IAuE SUFEHIS'nE-SI-
IL ing SiIrgeun Norrtsrin Rheishf h.I-.E
road phvsieiau and Surssean. QFHDlE
ToUHs--tO 10 " A. NJ, 2 tn AZ. ~ 0EHuiH-1D
N spring st Rooms s, y and M aasssI,aaii.ii.,
MaIart House, M.Iin Sc, belweain Hhflrn
anf Fourth TeIelhaEEe 5n4- Raf a-lu
night egIls aftpuileti tff. WILL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
sTsxsESEYS.

ss'8EsEESEyS.
Vf0gglIMER * HARRIS, ATT0kNENS s
W ,fn Inv tpd GpuIsi-l i-llOrs, Rooms 7s ara
y-r Hamiile i;luck, Los Angeles. kusk
lf8f----tk 0l,srristsr AT Law, late OF Toronto,
cltznnlRc c. W. Al urtimer. il1tt
u r. -sufrr. n 7 LEE
TFH Il SCOTT, ATTORNEYS AT Law,
A a HpIuss lg and - Temps block, Los An
.atiies. !hS ! III
N p. HATDH. J. EhossEAu.
Ras0tssFAT & HATCH, ATTORNEYS AND
m alnl1,,stllurs 81 Law. Nos u, - and DO
aiiIsstsr Rlnrk Los Angeles, Cal.
1EAX al01EWENTHAI., ATTORNEY AND
III 0luiznstiur r. Law. German language
f,His.un Ropm il Bumtller BiocRi Los Az
frtiis.f. 1iRl- h1ol
BEFEY y. GA LDwAG, Attorney -at-Lsw.
CHAs w CHASE
UAIIlQwAY L. CHASE, Examines or
N Ifsas and dG1uyeylncers, Room 4. Allen
Issi.yst- T-,s Aupeles Cal aus u
(eEm#IK JOHNSTON. SHELDON BORDEN.
3. A. YORBa.
EgTNST(lN, BOR1lEN & NORBA. AIIOk
IL ui.svE.Rt Law and Examiners OF Titles
isf4yIlus z and 6, Jones Block, 20 North spring
4sr-s,ss- As-raTts sn0 certIie tes of title FUR
niissltsfi with 1rUmpfitude and accuracy
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TtRsRLFsw.. BRYS,QNI ". d. RHlGseHGn ~
I and S,1rgeana. IT, 6iFsGs speGiiiA ii1l.ii--
to the. aMedioa1 and -urEtlGal Rlltttissss.t On
Women" Office. IN 5oinnrum Hilieii., SAi
iIIa SOUTH Spring straet., nHte~eain fll1r ,i.iiu
second streeis room L ard .. @tfiG@ aini-sH
rom s Al NJ 10 u NJ, . t1D q, and nDr d. ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-03

A syndicate of capitalists from
New York have recently leased 81
600 acres Of land in Magoiiin, and
if they succeed in leasing $4,000
acres will commence on the first
day of March to sink forty wells as
testers for oil and gas. In event
they strike either, in sufficient guam
tity to justify the outlay, they will
run a pipe line to Pittsburg, Pa,
The cost of each we'll is estimated
at $500, but the company has am
pie means for all .pufpohes and the
work will be pushed forward at
once. Mr.. J. R. Bradley, President
of the company, is a millionaire
Hazel Green Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-03
commissioners Sale.

Lafayett Cooksey, PRE-.
against Notice oil sale.
Geo. N !. Eastman, Deity
Ry virtue ola Judgment and Order of
Sale OF the Lawrence Circuit Court, rem
derel at the August Term thereof 1856,
In the above styled cause, the nndefslgn-
ed will ON Monday, the 2Ist day OF
March 1887, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock n. IN. and o'clock p. M. Mt the
Court House door, In Louisa, Lawrence
County, Kentucky, being County Court
day, proceed to expose TO Public Sale, to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed property, viz:-A tract Of land
situated in Lawrence County Nv, on the
waters of Cats fork of Blaine, now in
the possession of the Defendant George
Y. Eastman and bounded ms follows!
beginning ona beech and gum near the
branch below where The Defendant Geo.
n. Eastman now lives, II being on a
line OF the old mile square tract, thence
n. 67l6 w. Is poles 30 two lickorlcs on
top ofa ridge; thence with the ridge 5.
IL w, 20 poles to twin hlckories /; thence
5. - WHO poles to m ash and white oak;
thence 5. 40 w, % poles to twin hicko-
ries on fine Of an old survey; thence
S, 81 Il, SO poles to black oak thence
5. - w. lG poles TO white oak thence
S. 90 L, 81 poles to black oak aud swo
hickores; thence n, 42is Il, 20 poles to
some dogwoods near n chestnut stump II
being corner Of the old Sprinkle place :.
thence with the Sprinkle lines. 80 Il, 60
poles to Il maple add hickory; thence w.
IS T.. rs poles to n chestnut oak on a
point; thence 3 o. 4. 30polcs TO beech
and Gum on branch; thence n al Il,
81 poles to two white oaks on Huletts
line; thence N.3l Il, 4poles TO white
oak thence n. AZ +, 20 poles to a gum
(Hulett's corner; thence n. II L., l
poles TO two hckories In a gap of the
ridge; N. rs Il, 81 poles to two small
black oaks on ridge; thence n. % w,
so poles 10 two small hickories and black
oaks on the side Of hill n corner of VIM
Huletts land on Cookseys old line thence
5. 81 T., 20 poles TO the beginning. Con-
tanning II acres more OF less Ora suf-
ticicnt quantity thereof, to produce the
sums of S3l5.hO with. interest from Jan
nary 18th 1852 30 the day of sale at the
rate 6M, the amount OF money so order
ed 10 be made aud the costs t3l SO
TERMS.--Sale will be made ON n
credit Of Nine months. The purchaser
viii he required TO give bond with app
proved security, for the payment OF the
purchase money, to have the force aud |
effect of 4 Repleyin Bond, bearing legal
interest from the day of sale, with a Lien
reserved upon said property, until all
he purchase money is paid.
NJ. S. BURNS, NJ. [. l.. &C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-03

The Presidents veto of the De
pendent Pension Bill was over-ruled
by the Senate and sustained by the
House. tbs therefore dead. Beck
and Blackburn were two of the six
Senators who voted to sustain the
veto.
The restrictions of this bill were
entirely too few. Had it become a
law, millions of the peoples money
would have been paid to the 100000
substitutes" who were bought a
few months before the close of the
war, and who "never saw an enc
N.Y." A bill to pension dependent
soldiers would meet the approval of
all, and would be signed by the
President, provided it was furnish
ed with restrictions such as would
insure that only dependent soldiers
would be pensioned under it.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-03

The political spring-time is at
hand, and the hum of preparation
for the August Tray begins to sing
around the wigwams of the faith
full. The Democratic party seems
to be the only one doing business
at the old stand, and under the old
firm name. The Republicans are
divided into two wings, one seem
ingly led by the Garrard county
hustler, Col. Bradley; the temper
ance wing captained by the noun
tain Jay Hawker, John D. White.
Judge Font Fox and Green Clay
Smith each have a lariat trying to
loop it over the hind leg of the
Prohibition party, while Alphabet
Guffy is busy with his bent pin,
trying to hook the corpse of the
Greenback party from out the
horse-pond of neglect Capital.